Nationwide — Filmmaker Tyler Perry is launching a new firefighter drama on Netflix, Where There’s Smoke. The 16-episode series follows firefighters facing danger on the job while dealing with personal struggles and intense emotional challenges.
Production started in Atlanta under Perry’s direction, with Tyler Lepley cast as Owen, Mike Merrill as Cameron, Da’Vinchi as Noah, and Eltony Williams as Jermaine. The show promises a mix of high-stakes action, drama, and personal stories.
According to Netflix, the series will explore both the professional and personal lives of its characters. Viewers will see firefighters handling dangerous calls while coping with fractured relationships, emotional stress, and life-changing moments on and off the clock.
Where There’s Smoke is part of Perry’s ongoing deal with Netflix, where he writes, directs, and produces films and series. His previous Netflix projects include Beauty in Black Seasons 1 and 2, A Madea Homecoming, A Jazzman’s Blues, and Six Triple Eight.
A premiere date hasn’t been set yet. Meanwhile, Perry faces legal challenges unrelated to the show, denying sexual assault claims.